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Social Justice Advocacy

The Misericordia Community is encouraged to participate in our Social justice programs and be good advocates on behalf of those who are poor or marginalized in society. We follow the examples of Catholic Social teaching as our guide and model.

The Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy guide our action and advocacy work. Issues such as immigration, racism, non-violence, care for the earth,and care for women and children.

We have worked with immigrants, refugees, homeless people. We advocate for legislation that ensures and respects the dignity of all people. Based on Catholic Social teaching our approach to social justice welcomes all people and strives to make sure everyone has a voice.

Five Charisms of Srs of Mercy

Become educated on important social issues and advocate with the Sisters of Mercy

Fair trade sale:
Each year we hold a Fair trade sale every Fall semester through SERV international. These gifts are made in developing countries and help support those who made these handcrafted items. Fair trade coffee and teas are also available.

Fair trade Clothing in the Campus Bookstore! New this Fall 2021- Alta Gracia line of fair trade clothing not made in a sweatshop will be available for sale. Support Fair Trade goods and clothing!


Catholic Relief Services Ambassadors:
Students attend a yearly training with Catholic Relief services. These student leaders come back to campus and engage the community on issues of hunger, climate change, and human trafficking.

CRS University

Immigrant and Refugee Ministry:
This program connects Misericordia faculty, staff, and students with immigrant and refugee families in the community. Students can volunteer by tutoring school aged children in their homes or on campus or help teach English to the families. Families may also need help with learning about transportation. * this program is based on community needs. 

Students for Life:
Pray and advocate to uphold the beauty of life and the dignity of each human person, from conception to natural death. Students participate in the annual March For Life and the Life Chain event.

Social Justice speakers and simulations:
Several times a year we may host a simulation on immigration, refugees and climate change. We also host various speakers on topics of social justice.